Free Entry to All Huron-Clinton Metroparks on Veterans Day to Honor Service Members

In a gesture that intertwines appreciation for nature with respect for military service, all Huron-Clinton Metroparks will offer free admission today in observance of Veterans Day. A nod to the veterans who have served and protected the nation’s natural and civic freedoms, the waived fee allows everyone to enjoy the parks without the standard $10 daily pass cost. With 13 parks scattered throughout Southeast Michigan, including popular spots like Kensington Metropark and Stony Creek Metropark, families and friends have ample opportunity to explore, as reported by

FOX 2 Detroit

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While the Metroparks initiative stands out for offering an expansive natural retreat to all, numerous Veterans Day celebrations and honors are primed to grace Macomb County. For instance, Shelby Township will commence its observance a day early with a ceremony filled with patriotic music and speeches. Meanwhile, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Bruce Post 1146 is braced to welcome school children to sing and a local business owner with deep family ties to the military to speak at their organized event, according to a statement reported by

Macomb Daily

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Moreover, visitors of the Metroparks are encouraged to bring along their gratitude to honor those who’ve served by enjoying the beauty they protect, urging a reflection on the day’s true purpose. The sentiment stretches beyond a single day, as the Metroparks have already begun to sell discounted 2025 Annual Passes, usable from the point of purchase through the next year. These passes are available online and at various park facilities,

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WHMI

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